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List:       newtontalk
Subject:    Re: [NTLK] error with find was :(no subject)
From:       Dan <dan () dbdigitalweb ! com>
Date:       2005-05-28 17:30:24
Message-ID: 4298AAB0.5030103 () dbdigitalweb ! com
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Thomas Isenbarger wrote:
> I have tried to do a Find Everywhere on my Newton, and I get this error:
> 
> Errorno: -48807
> Description: Undefined variable
> Category: Interpreter Errors
> 
> I think it happens when the Find gets to searching NewtWorks documents.
> 

Sounds like you have a bad Works document if it does indeed come up with 
that during a works search.  To make sure I would suggest going into 
works, then tapping find and see what document it hangs up on (it should 
say which document it is searching when it is working.  Then look in 
that document and see if anything looks odd.  If it does and you need 
that document, try a select all, then copy then paste it into a new 
document and delete the old one.  See if this fixes your problem.  If 
not then try deleting the new one you just made as well and see if that 
fixes it.

-Dan

P.S.  I just thought of something else, do you use WorksBetter 
extension?  That extension allows the use of headers and footers, and 
perhaps that is the problem (if you don't have the extension installed 
right now).  Another possibility is if you use another extension/addon 
(QF works, draw, etc) for works and it is not present when you are doing 
the search.  I suppose it is possible that it will come up with a error 
since it can't read the works properly document because the 
extension/addon is missing.  I have never tried searching without the 
extensions missing, so I don't know for sure.  But it sounds like a 
possibility.
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